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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Cotton half hose In plain and fancy
colors Csc. Sc. and Soc.
Isle and cassime 25e. and 35c.
One case foe regular half hose with
fancy top, 3 pais for SOC.
Gents land shirts, made Of fine
standard muslia, pure linen bosom,
neck aud sleeve reinforced for ",
Rf.25 and $3.50.
Fancy shirts finished 10 A style, 2
collars and one pair cuffs with each
shirt, at SOC, 75c., 81. $l25 and
$3.50.
Por this week, one case Of VIM. Land
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
linen bosom, al 50c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

ona ease mans all wool fast colors.
and non shrinking underwear, 20
ali colors, reduced from " sais
at a.
Mems fine white and gray merino
SOC. and 75c.
Mems fancy stripe and solid color
reinforced Baibriggan underwear
At &c, 81 and tl.5o.
Red medicated underwear Al ~
Sl.2S and $50.
Mems fine elastic web suspendefs ~
25c,, Sc. and soc.
40 silk dashed fancy snds al DOC
and 73c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

TEE CATHOLIC AIssIoH. - Another
large audience greeted the RsdemptOF-
iss Fathers last evening. 10 being The
oIoaipa sarvioea Of the mission. Father
Kern preached the seFmOn on The mercy
OF God 10 sha rspentant sinner. Falaaine
the story Of the prodigd son In q very
interesting manner. To-niRht will be
TIE last service under the auspices Of the
Fathers, Who 20 from here 10 Van
aouveR, The Catholics OF seattle can
wei sonRTatalate themselves Of havinR
bad the pleasure Of meeting and listen
ing 70 those learned men, and 10 vii Be
g tune 10 them long 10 be remembered.
this mission held b. The kedemptoriss
Fathers
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corJy0 PAssEEeEs.

= ,saAsord O. ths 0regon a. ~ "a al
Pn1nee .rSaT: Parker, wlie -. ~ -.
saFnis. go. - 4 Thornsna, " I sosst I'D
@ TA2E 4 = aFrenstQE. yennse e.essIso 4;
via naSs~on- a n Boomes. - - y
M Anos1. - Captain q AinsWostn
Dss.1ess ~, 80 { immaxrAntA - -
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CAg2 n A Hlslans . y geaener. :
( has1sE yTiIis = = Morrow. Y heesrs'
- SO 81 s y on he Eoxt1s,ans rseanc
eas1se.l -. $3.50 = p Lnkin. tee ~ g
IL ~tfe and daughter. - y
800 LeeeLan Lewis veasEia. - Y
49, master 3 brenas9hys -. :
se s,..s 80 ehild, Mia Nellie " 80 ~
Z NJ 4 - ~ L FsrIost o Masson and ~
- Huntingdon Oh the Union Pnclfis
49,. James WEiiamAs IL second
-. - Is shirA class.
-. 80 - Heron on The Northern Pacific
,s.s9sT. 8 J Halliday, W u 1ana ana
nes shsrWood and - emigrants-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

$500. k.nsw..., -. y.r.~sAsna ana ~
1-se~s..-
-. -.
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49, 80 = i--s--sie 49,. His
nssAe- sssla-es s1-SkinS nnon tke rail-
- =. fr.--f - - -. - rshourd-
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1870 ! .f7IS h - srua. 4 Enonent
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wars. fur-,1
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- 11ys - e-..I = - - 49,
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Franri.e. =. - etearnor Oueau af
r. Pa-ia. -, sishs. frnm whish plaee
- wrrI1 iaa~s ~ flSi-a - 800 = -.
sil,la' 80 - - -~eog1iE,d - 4 Isper
- - ofses-. ~ - vnaael ana Fsfussa
nssssas ~ railroad M alao "a %
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49, 49, - s.ssea ~ - 800 -, -.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

GoTxa To TRIAL--OhisfJ astice Jones
overrnled the dsmuFrsE In the ease
against 3. C. Harris. hosdine THAI the
register OF scrip was . public record,
ahelheE the law required % 70 Be kept
or not, and IS Mr.. Harris wAs very anx-
ions 10 have the matter dispossd OF, the
JadRs has arranged for the trial eaFiy
this Week. ID vail probably be CON-
meneed 70 meEFoU forenoon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
FURNISHING GOODS.

We are the only agents for the Gold
and Silver Shirts, Collars and CUFFS.
These goods have no equal In iis
and finish.
Gold Shirt e1.50--Silver Shirt ei25
Boys percale shirts eoc.. Use and 81
Boys flannel waists with labe fronts
Al el.50.
Mems night shirts 10 plain and fancy
bosoms IL 81, el.25 and $50.
New patterns in silk hAnksrchlefs.
linen handkeFckiefs. fancy hand.
kerchiefs al &c, Sc, 40c. aud 5Oc,
Mems linen collars, al styles and one
lot Of 4-ply linen collars At Be. each
regular 90c. collar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
HRn.T1oEAn DIsrasE powHED

THRnATIOKALDIsRAsED OwEKD
HnzdEeds og ms-enlisd diseases nndeE
vmrinns n8nnes are the result q fDdiEes-
ton. nn& whan ahin ere tEuHeae . re-
neEnd fha nkhaxa vanish- Tbs hesa
known reusdy for INDIGESTION, aeensd
ine % thousand1 Of suEfimonink1 . ons
fAat has bssn used IN The Uni1ea cszs.s
fsR moze than nfty se9rs- bAAMDzkxH :
Psxxs. Thess pEiis VII cure he ueEsi
fern af indiesltion % dyspesia, sn1 %
tkeif &c ths neaianal diDass = ssAlS
cnssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
THE Two ERsF PLANS OF LIFE
INSURANCE.

Tha Travellers of Hartford. and -
Pruvi1ent easines Of Nee YoFk. Nd
nassssmanss, and no promises Of fufuEs
Thens @emBmnisa furntEA hfs insas9noa
On Sc anmm0n sense buGina@ plMns IN
nnfxDd wlsh hanking O. invsstme1A ean-
ssQaantly their rates Rra much leweF,
and eonamend thsm % all IN need ct
ealzd life Insurance.. 1AYLoR . BUa2
aea TIE aQanka.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

10 10 no longer necessary 10 pay 80
eenks 10 have o trunk transferred. The
Seattle Delivery Company will dalivoR
q trunk 10 any part Of the city foR %
oaukz. Pnruels 10. oenta. Leave your
order at TIE once. No. 4 James StFest.
opposits he OcOideatal, and Il Will Be
promptly attended 10. ie21 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

m @OKNTKNRRTs d ne raaea Pop
alaF Id glove N AmeEiea. Sis fer Ave
ba11sns. $50 soe siekt b11tonA The1
ere far below the prioe of any Other
Standard maker, and fux a. and dzra-
bllik8 aEe unsxoeilod. The shove are -
III pxiees (the glove b not sold q wAols-
eals1 q EOHWABAOHKR BROS. ds12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28
DISTRICT covRr PRocrvDIves.

IN the Gases Of Jaaob Oswen Va. Wa.
haRklns and Jamea MoEnn w. VIM.
hak9inA sha Jaaes fDand foE thn plain-
tiM 10 bolh Gases.
Ulot Oieeas q native Of Sweden, and
Aia1ol1a k4s1hia. . native nf 0Faees.
Weke admitted % eiIiEsuahfp.
Ihe oeBaFEsE e ne in9istmeuts In
tne eases q The Territory " \. O.
harris vas ovsFruled, and he cans 81
for trial.
oa1laye Gu1dsEssn. ARRESTED On S.
picio1 Of being ons. Olsen. murdsrer,
VS. released On writ 81 Aatsas sorpas.
The ease o. W. O. Hawehorns ". the
Oolnmbia q Puest Sound Railroad Com
pany, b now On trial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

PoKTIAxna Wu.-Ths lasa 81 The
series Of games bstvssn the Portland
ana willamsass base ball siubs for the
league ehampionahip, vas plAyed aa
Portland On eaB4sy. TIE game - DE-
ssxibad e. oae Of tbs hardsst BASEBALL
euntssaa eFeR sen IN that c1ty. The
Portiands won oy Q score ot 10 2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Rad cur sdvsrtissmsnt In this mora
tnR's pager, and q yoa want bargains,
come early Monday morning. for nsek
vesR and RentS 6ne hstA ToxLAs 4
GrRGKnwAR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

The Northwestern Express Company
viii be ready for business on and After
June La, 1887, hetween seattle and
other points In Western Washington;
Office with Postal Telegraph Company,
Nil street. The patronage Of the pub
lie 10 solicited.
h. @. ETRUvK, President.
JANIS A. OAREx eec'v. mS1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

We are ne4 goinR 10 carry oveE any
summer g0ods II pFioes win meve then.
Oome Monday morning II you wans
bargains. ToKxAs A SFN0KKAIAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Great clearing sale; no half way bar
Gains. We have reduced o. dress goods
te 26e. ToxLAs 4 eNaMRlGkM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

a1 % oFnRkrrvn CoLoxx.-A Ren.
es@an iast from George venAbls
enssAs GALAXY 81 Pors Angeles states
enAl tas tannery 10 10 readiness 10 CON.
.enee mAkine leather - eoon a. hides
- Be procured. and that ths sswmill
GDosi ready - commanoe eatesnz
eoes. a large number % eolonisis
- eoeeiAntiy arrivals. fnany Of them
.aias By wAy Of the Canadian Paeinc.
een work eight hoets Per 5ay 81
- t@9 70 g. . per day, bus eaeh
- = oaly psrultsed 10 afa9 = pef
In Of he wagea A large coakheuss
ossn established where all bands
80 Questionable land 10 beinG clear
AAd qnias hale settleuenf 10 apfinG
sp The eoionists hay tAeir hard
- AID sappliea al ssattls heeaasc
- cAn ecs shat thsy wani hsFs
aeArsr than eleshere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Nothing Bat clearing -sAls pFsess for
The balance Of cur Sumner Roods- be
en- had Monday morning and for The
uext axty daya. f0KLka &SuaEEMAE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

ARRHsrED THE WRoEa MAR.-Sunday
afternoon Sheriff OochEane, on the
strea0th Of certain representation
which lad been made 10 him, arrested
for the Pnget Sound Construction Com
pany. on the supposition that he vas
Pete Olson; the murderer Of Mra. Lyon
in Napa, California, February 18th, and
foF whoa there is standing reward Of
S25C0. Olson vas last seen coming
north and is supposed 10 Be 10 Oregon
or Washington TefSitoFy, and hardly q
day passes that news does NOT dash
over the wires that some man has been
arrested for Pete Olsen. Sheriff Ooch-
rane had received q lettsr from the
sheriff Of NapA County, stating thai
Olsen was supposed 10 be In the vicini-
~ Of this city, and when Gus GundeF-
son came into town last Tuesday be was
arrested on suspleion, bat released
again upon being duly identified.
BE returned 10 his work, and when he
came IN on Sunday Sheriff Ooohrane
arrested him. The description Of o.
son tallIes In many respects with the ap,
pearancs OF Gundersou. AID 'this, Of
course, led 10 the arrest. The accused
employed attorneys. Who svore out Q
writ OF habeas corpus, and the writ vas
argued yesterday. Several members Of
the company OF Earle 4 %. identified
GundeFson as having been In their en-
ploy on bridge work for tvo years past.
in British Columbia. TIE writ was
granted. and GundeRsoa released. and
returned 10 bis work on So uak slough
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Talk WITH An EYcUnslOHIsT.-The
Raymond excursion parry, on its return
from Victoria on Saturday, spent q
couple Of houss IN Seattle. They re-
ported having found she WsteF very
roaeh, while crossing the Straits On Fri
day. and many Of them were sea sick,
otherwise the trip vas pleasant. One
member Of the party in cOnveEsationn
with the reporter, said: when We
started ont on our journey, We we're each
Furnished With book OF coupons, for
which We paid S600. This book con-
tains O eouron for everything We require
on the journey, including Transports
ton, bsTbhs, food. carriage hire. hotel
bills, etc. Those Of us Who have friends
along he road With whom We visit, or
who do not wish 10 10 driving ~ every
point where Ne stop for any length Of
time, have coupons left when We get
home, and f0E these We receive what
ever sums they represent. Some, Of
course, Who have plenty of money over
run their books, aud all such have 10
pay the difference cut OF their own
p0oksis. Oar tickets call for hrst- class
hotel accommodations wherever We 90,
with one exception, and that is al Q
point In California where Mr.. Raymond
owns q hotel himself. It is very nice
place, and we remained there some time.
We are nov OF for the Yellowstone Park,
and home"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Seattle Lodge No. G, I. o. @. T., viii
give Q strawberry and ioe-cream festi-
val in Belle Hall, BelltOvn. Tuesday
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

ScaooSEa ARRIvKn.-Ths aaKihAEy
''A1 schooner Leo arrived from AlAska
evening, bringing . cargo Of sklns.
80 e,l. etc. Sue ell 81 once Gem
- - lea4lng eeasrAl aasEoAanaise fos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

100 dassa esnisl foar-ply SHADING
linsn cellars. 5os- per dossn- 1uEIAs 4
NEnanzMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

For Q hns sail or rovbeat 90 10 Mar
tin'h foot Of Jaekson street, Lake WASH
Ings0n. les Ian
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

LOCOMOTIVES ARRIVED. - Daring the
visit East Of @. N. Sheafe. general man
aRsF Of the Puget Sound Constructions
Company, be ordered four locomotives
for the line which bis company is con
aaructing. Two Of these locomotives
have arrived. They are numbered
aud 2, and are named respectively H. l..
YealeT and ID. H. Gilman. These en- =
aines are very much alike. They are
both 13 ton locomotives, With cylinders
I7x2t inches, and 60 inoh drivers. Tho
boilers are 81 inches In diameter. With q
6 foot drebox. These boilers are built
Of zig Otis steel, which is the best ma
terlai known for such purposes. One Of
these locomotives Is furnished With q
Westinghouse automatic train brake,
and both With The America driver brake.
They both have The Detroit sight feed
and Hancock Inspisators, and while
there 10 net much fancy work about
them, they are the pictures OF strength
and endurance. They we're built to
oFdeF ai the Rhode Island Locomotive
works.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Read eur advertisement Ia today's
PosT. INEILxaKScEB and ZEE the bargains
ve are Offering, and Be early Monday
morning and secure aFst choice. ToKLAs
a SfSaERMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Visit our store early Monday morn
ipa and see what We can do for you In
the waF OF bargains. The balance Of
our summer goods must be closed out.
Dfeas goods worth 81 for 25s. TOBIAS
Il SIN0nBMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Monday moTninR wa win ofsT Us
nelance Of our millinery stock a q
pEice iaat half prtcs. Gene early n
ysu want nfsf shosss. T0xEks q HINa-
KkMAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

QUExE CEFx Bouxz wonxs.-In con-
versation with Mr.. BsEb, suOsrintsndent
Of the Qassn City Boiler works on
Oolman's wharf, THAI gentleman aid:
A great deal Of wogk q coming II, bat.
With Cur sepeFioE apRliAneas, ws are
able % handis ell thai eomea. We are
building q boiler for The Guy,s HarhoF
tug, Of which you puhlished . dessrip-
tton q few days aao. This boiler IA
being kuilt Of half inoh Iron. Il viii Be
ten feet lcnR, six feae In diameter ana
tan fset high on the front, and fhink
will Be the largest boiler ever built on
the Sound. We are also huildinN q
boiler for Mr.. Ursn, Of North Seattle. Il
u thirty-stx inehes IN diameter, and
fourteen feet fona. BE viii uss u 10
make steam foR bis trip hammer en-
gine. We have boiler nearly eomplet-
ed for 0uthFie's pie driver, and have
jus1 finished 9 boiler fer Mr.. Jones'
little steam launch. We have the COZ
traet for the tro1 doors and shutters
for the Toklaa 4 6inasrman bailding,
and also for the Onion hloak. We have
Q round boiler for parties 10 Hoquiam,
Chehalia county, veil under way. The
boilers and sm0kesaaek for the steamer
LIBBY are eomplste6, and the two
boilers are nov In position in the steam
o. and are having the iron casing built
aFoand them. We have one large boiler
70 be overloaded, and considerable other
work 10 be done. Our machinery IL Of
the largest and most powerful kind, and
10 all run by steam. We can work inch
iron aa veil az half inch. We also keep
IN stock boiler iron, tubes, and every
thing required 10 our business; and
from this time on.
Jerseys marked down TO manniae-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

THn Nsw srmANKA.-CAVtain Bailey,
mo d 10 have command Of Bartovs
s,.auses The skAgis OAief, uhea shs
somss ous, sAys lhAa be VIA 80 e Taco.
- s.,.lsv Ani be ready 10 take her 0ai
=. ThqFssaV fer her tEiAi strip. heeays
-. v.acAiDegy he ell been o. nnecaed,
sna tAa1 when he left there aAf1rdAy
- uaInaeEs AID gxainsEa wefa yeulne
n the anishlnR tooohe& OAptAla
R.ileV thinks he zee ooat WI tan vel
80 hsr mashlasFy Reis tnoefee az.
- c@rssfa saya thai q every teias
1~rks vell, TIE enat I'll - deSn eets
prSdav afssFnoon e. eatardAy DorninS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

CANADIAN PACIFIC Z. \. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will save money b
calling on Z. W. hc0uxra, on Nil
street. le3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

OoMIHo TO 6KATTLR.-OAptain W. Il.
Ballard, in speaking Of his whit 10 Walla
Walla, said; awhile In thai city ! met
Mr.. Doheny. Of the dry goods firm Of
Doheny q MaEum. He said that his
Arm vas doing Q good business In Walla
Walla, bat that they we're anxious 30
Res Q foothold In Seattle, and to thai
end they had taken Eve years. lease Of
the j. B. Lewis baildinR on Front street,
and would move into u a. soon a. it IL
completed. Mr.. Doheny seemed very
much interested In Seattle, and asked
me q great many questions about the
place, lie present business and future
prospects. These Of course I answered
as best could, and be seemed much
pleased 10 hear Of our rapid progress.
Talking about grain fields" said Gap
tain Ballard, Why you ought 20 Just
20 10 WalIa Walla. Some friends Of
mine up there took me In q carriage
about seven milea from town 10 tbs toD
of high mountain, good deal % the
Bible says the devil took our Saviour,
when be offered him the whole world on
certain oonditions. and when they got
me up there they gave me powerful
Geld glass and told me 10 lock about. l
could sec nothing but waving fields OF
grain. tell you, that vas Q magnin
cent sight, and paid me fully for my
trip TO EasteTR Washington"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

DoTSa Coon WoaE. Ia the ting
Massiek doinRI" asksd q reporter Of
Captain Gilmore yesterday. Better
than ever expected she would" be re
piled. Last night che towed the ship
81, MARI, draWing . feet OF water. from
Tacoma TO Seattle. 10 three and half
hours against q head wind and tide.
The Captain told me be had had the
best OF them hold Of him. and he never
vent along any faster under such cir
eumstanoes. Seven and q half mules
an hour with q great loaded ship against
q bead tide IL pretty good. | dnd that
my condenser gill not oondsnse over 50
poanda OF steam. aud consequently that
& ali We can Bso n present, bat shall
have q neV condenser and circulating
pamp pul In large enough 10 handle 100
pounds Of steam. and then ! will take
nv chance With any Of them. TIE
steamer Is kept busy ell the ticos. She
barns Ave tJns Of coal every ~ hours,
running liuc, which makes her very
economical boat After taking on faei
here, turned her ever % the mate 10
too the 90. MARI 10 SCI"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

VIM RxJoN.-T. J. Miner. repre-
senIins the Columbia aud Puget soond
Railroad Company, notified J. @. seaFry,
CAier Engineer fos The PuSet Sound
Oousiruesion Oonpsny. that - soon as
are Construction Company attempted
10 drive piles thFsagh kAiiroad avsuos,
In front OF the csmpany Prcpsrty PORN
- pSke gsreet. that be wonld apE " te
~ nonra for An infunetian. The Ohief
F.Ssnesr Al onne ordered driving 81
lAaf psint 70 - ssopped. In order 70
reseh the passenger depot on Mil street.
49, OnnstYuosion Company uiil and y
pecsssaFy 20 80 thFoszh OF in front q
ssne ID tha Cslamhia and PaSea SQUAD
Railroaa CompAny's property, and ss
Al. Milass has reesived ofders Irom
haaAauArters 60 pregent AXIS, . uoald
ooh Is thOagA . eoaetos 80 im1iseo~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

JAMES Y. Hixssn, merchant tailor Of
San Francisco, has arrived at the Occi-
dental. and will remain Q few days.
where be has % exhibition the hnest
line Of samples ever brought TO this
city. Gall ana secure yo1g orde 70. - )
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

F.staataneaas photo Of excursion on
Olympian jane - First-slass caro-
~ xstS, silt edge. 50 cents in stAmpe'
Address J. n. McNuEEH. FhosoRrapcsr'
Port Townsend, W. i. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Wash dress goods. Astonishing and
ast0Hndine bargains In sateens. Cling
ham cFinkles. ToKIAs q SIN0KRMAH,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

Jerseys marked down 10 manufae-
tnrerP prices. Come and price them
MoadAy morning. We will sell you Q
good Jersey for 75s. ToKLks q Sm0-
Nn1GAN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16
MONDAY MORNING ON OUR MAIN DRESS CO

special the finest Broadcloths desirable shs
of all WOODEN fabrics great demand
Our pceis 81 so yard retied everywhere
ladies' cloths 81 inches WIDE newest shades at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-10-16

The subscribers 20 the telephone lire in ST.
Louis do not Day fixed subscription to the
company. but merely the sum Of i've cents
for each communication. Tie collection O.
this sum Is Effected automatically BY the ap-
paratus itssif Above he trsnsrnitter there
u a box containing a slit IN the upper part
When the subscriber wishes 20 communicate
Win any one he places five cent piece in the
s and takes tie receiver from its hook The
coin. IN sliding. closes a circuit, n call is made
anil the subscriber can talk as long as he
pieasss either with the ofli-e or another sub
scr1oer When the COW rsstson is finished
he has only 10 hang up the receiver in order
20 give an automatic signal % break the com
mu1ica,ion. and the coia falls into box
wlscss key Is carried by the compsnT's col
ls-fof II the person with whom the sub
scriber wishes 70 speak 3 already in commu-
nicntiou. q e snrloye ~ the central Office in
forms BIN of the fact by means OF a contact
upon which he presses and which sets a
mechanism Ia operation that drives the coin
70 the size 81 rhs hox. and when tie sub
slrIber hanSs ~ bis receiver the money Is re-
turned 60 bun More than zoo of these appa-
ratuses are now in operation in -. Louis and
are giving very good results Boston Tran
script